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Old 05-30-2014, 12:16 AM #1
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Default New, looking for Workmen's Comp informtion
Hoping to find some help in this forum.

I have a fibia compound fracture, and have been non weight bearing
for 7 weeks. Its called a spiral break.

I am looking for what workmen's comp should pay for.

I can't do therapy yet, because no one to drive me. But am looking in
the insurance co. helping me get a ride.

Suzan
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